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Tag Archives: John Nieto
Altamira Fine Art Opens Scottsdale Gallery
Altamira Fine Art, one of the leading contemporary western art galleries in the entire United States, opened their first Scottsdale, Arizona gallery on November 7, 2013. a great birthday present for me! Straight from the source, here is the link to … Continue reading
Posted in American West, Arizona, Art, Southwest, Western Contemporary Art
Tagged Altamira, Altamira Fine Art, American West, Art, Bauwerk, Contemporary Western Art, John Nieto, Recapitulation, Renaissance, Scottsdale, Southwest
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Memory Begins Where History Ends
Memory and history. This subject is about people, places, ideas and things. I broached this subject in an earlier post about a recent conversation with the great American artist John Nieto (actually titled “Memory and History”, linked at http://wp.me/pVUDj-8g on “RenaissanceRules”), and build upon … Continue reading
Posted in Bauwerk, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance
Tagged Aldo Rossi, Bauwerk, History, John Nieto, Memory, Peter Eisenman, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance
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Memory and History
Yesterday evening, we had a most enjoyable conversation with renowned American master artist John Nieto at the reception opening his show at Altamira Fine Art in Jackson, Wyoming. The show includes 30 acrylic paintings of what he loves to portray – … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Recapitulation, Reformation, Uncategorized, Zeitgeist
Tagged Aldo Rossi, Altamira, Art, History, John Nieto, Memory, Recapitulation
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Your Research Department
American novelist John Michener is famous for his intensively detailed, historically and geographically contextual writing within which he wove his characters’ stories. A few years back, American master painter John Nieto was asked to consider painting John Michener’s portrait. As Nieto … Continue reading